We appreciate your interest in Holy Trinity Catholic School and are excited to help your child get started. Here's a quick look at Catholic schools before we outline our enrollment guidelines.
Catholic school students:
- Score in the top 28 percent or higher in core subjects
- Rank in the top 50 percent in all academic subjects
- Perform significantly above grade level
- Benefit from an education that stresses Christian values that challenge the mind and encourage spiritual growth
- Stay in high school longer
- Attend college at a high rate
Enrollment Guidelines
We are a Catholic school; therefore preference is given to Catholic students. Due to the fact that we have limited facilities, the following criteria are used to determine which students will be admitted to the school.
Admissions are based on the following order of priority:
- Students from school families who are registered parishioners and children of non-parishioners currently enrolled at Holy Trinity School.
- Children of parishioners not currently enrolled at Holy Trinity School
- Children of non-parishioners not currently enrolled at Holy Trinity School
- Non-Catholics
Registered parishioners are those who demonstrate their commitment to their Catholic faith by regularly attending weekly Mass, volunteering time or service in a parish or school ministry, if possible, and providing regular financial support to the parish. Consistent Sunday giving to the parish is part of a proper Catholic understanding and practice of good stewardship, and is expected of all parishioners.
Students new to Holy Trinity and students transferring to Holy Trinity after the beginning of the school year will be accepted for a one semester's probation period. After that time, the teacher and principal will review the new student's academic performance, behavior, and overall progress. A decision will be made whether the student may continue to be enrolled at the school.
Children of families with delinquent tuition (i.e. 45 days in arrears) will be advised that they are in danger of being denied continued admission. Once a student's tuition is more than 90 days in arrears they will be advised to enroll in another school unless a suitable payment alternative is agreed to between the family and the business manager.